We’re living in a Web 2.5 kinda world. If that makes no sense to you, check out this chart. It shows that Web 2.0 consists of cautiously adopting technology, schools are still online and offline, and parents still view school as daycare. But we’re evolving past that in short order (in education’s typical pace, that is). So what is Web 3.0 and how will it change education? What does that even mean?

The web is another way of gathering information. You can also use books from the library or bookshop. I would not like to live in a world where I did not have the choice. Many of these examples of web learning miss out on important details, for which you need books.

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